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Case 580K Problem

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Pete Ski

08-14-2004 08:54:43




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What a great site.
I have a case 580K. Seems to slip a bit in the higher gear ranges, plus seems to run a bit hot (coolant) when doing drive or bucket intensive work. Will cool itself back down at idle or when you switch to backhoe work. Trans/hydralic gauge inoperable. Had new head and torque converter & pump installed. Didnt improve or fix either problem. No oil/water mix either way. Seem to think the slip and coolant heat are related. Any ideas as to what might be heating it up.
Thanks in advance-
Pete

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Pete Ski

08-16-2004 07:25:17




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 Re: Case 580K Problem in reply to Pete Ski, 08-14-2004 08:54:43  
Many thanks guys. As I learn more, I hope to help out as you all seem to. If any ideas on the slipage (esp in higher gears, moves fine but dosent have the quick grab-and-get-going), please advise. The previous owner replaced the Torque Converter, but i wonder if he missed the simple things (ie.pickup screen). Could a clogged pickup cause the machine to slip as described.



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Russ

08-15-2004 16:04:23




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 Re: Case 580K Problem in reply to Pete Ski, 08-14-2004 08:54:43  
580 HOT; Inspect your radiator and tranny oil cooling core to see if they are blocked by dust, dirt, etc. Try cleaning them out with a warm bucket of water with a 1/4 cup of laundry detergent. Transter this warm solution into a 2 gallon hand sprayer and alternate spraying it on the radiator coils and rinsing with a power washer. Stay far enough away with the power wand to NOT (NOT) blast away the tender foil.
Run the rig and see if the cooling action is better. If you get another tranny cooler (last resort) that may drop the oil temp. Also make sure your fan belt is good or new and has the proper tention (air flow is key). Good luck.

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JCMarleau

08-15-2004 10:22:20




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 Re: Case 580K Problem in reply to Pete Ski, 08-14-2004 08:54:43  
According to all the new parts they already change on this unit i would presume they already check the pick up screen when they work on the torque convertor. Hope this can help my e mail is [email protected] for further question thank you.



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JCMarleau

08-14-2004 21:04:53




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 Re: Case 580K Problem in reply to Pete Ski, 08-14-2004 08:54:43  
Most likely your oil cooler in front of your rad is no more good and very expensive. jcmarleau.



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Pete Ski

08-15-2004 08:49:54




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 Re: Case 580K Problem in reply to JCMarleau, 08-14-2004 21:04:53  
Thanks, that gives me an idea where to start. I"ll use a digital therm to check the timps of the hoses and what not. Do you think the pickup screen may be causing the trans to slip?



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